Definition

A person who drives a chariot, especially in ancient races or battles.

Example

The charioteer skillfully maneuvered the horses during the race.

Conversation

Did you see that movie about the ancient games?

Yeah, it was exciting! The charioteer was so skilled.

I loved the way they portrayed the races.

Absolutely! The charioteer really made the story come alive.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Charioteer → It is formed from "chariot" (from Latin *carrus*, meaning a two-wheeled vehicle) and "-eer" (a suffix used to denote a person associated with a specific action or thing). A charioteer is a person who drives a chariot.

Memory Tip

Think of a person who drives a 'chariot' — that's what a charioteer does, and the '-eer' shows they are the one performing that action.

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